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THE CHHOCEE SCOUT NJBKUB BiH, PuMlahar . . . PHYUJS B. BABB. Edlnr CataUiahadjuiy. 1M9 Puhllahad BvarV Thursday ? Second Claat Poattge Paid at U7 Hickory Street. Murphy, Char ahu Couaty. Worth Caratlaa, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mailing addnu la Cherokee. Clay aadGraham Counties, N. C. Towna, Union aadFanmnCoundes.Ga.. and Polk County, Tanfi. 1 Yaar - $3 00 6 Moa ? $1.75 Outalda at RataU Trading Area - 1 Yr. >5.00; 6 Moa. >3.00 Pvt. list Ussifiii * Port CsmpbaU. Ky.-Anny Pvt. Way* D. Row. aoc at Mr. and Mrs. KaonstfcE. Roaa Rwa S, Murphy, N.C. racaw ly vu asslgasd to die Mist Airborne . DIvlaHM's SOOnd Infantry a' PortCanptaU. Ky . A rifleman in dtt infantry- a Company B. Rosa enierad die Army last November and com - plated basic training at Fort Hood, Texas. r rcw im SMOOTHEST RIDE Ycxrvi MAO. . ST < ? i THUMP1 ? ItS THIN HI LIFE 1 . ST 0* COSfll Wfll TO I F H ST I ND PA^TS and T I H i . IMC BIAS! DRtVmC COMiOftT ond S A f ? T Y ' and > en fy cot H % 1.95 GRAVES TIRE Co apii) VE 7-2181 Andrew* Rd. Murphy, N.C. A Backward Glance 30 YEARS AGO, MAY15, 1931 The closing exercise* of the Murphy Graded School* will get antler way Sunday morning in the high school auditorium when Or. Joseph R. Sevetr, president of the Fassifem School will preach the commencement sermon. mr. and Mrs. W JP. Odom spent the week-end with Mrs. CXJ-ove of Weave rvUle. A wedding of much interest to the people of Murpt y was ?hat of Miss Christine Bowles of RobbinsviUe to Mr. Geo. Jones also of Robbinsville. This happy couple was mar ried by the "light of the moon at the lookout" on the Robbins ville road Sunday night, Mav 10th at 10:00 o'clock. Mr Woodard, pastor of the Robbinsville Baptist Church performed the ceremony. They will make their home at Robbinsville. Mrs. Butler nelson of Ashe ville spent the week-end with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Town son and daughter. Miss Annie Mae Townseo and Mill Kath leen Axley moored to Adanta Georgia. Sunday*. 20 YEARS AGO MAY 15, 1941 Behind the general bus iness activity ol Murphy a bee hive of industry has spring 14) In the form of a preparation to entertain tourists this summer. Beginning at noon Wednes day the local canning facnry of the Mountain Valley Canning Assocladon turned out 125 cases of canned spinach to open this season ope radons. Dr. and Mrs. Hancock E. Davis have announced the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Mary Delle Davis to John Edwin Greer of Bes semer, Alabama. The wedding will take place at First Baptist Church Andrews, In the early summer Mrs. L. M. Shields and daughter, Ml si EuniceShlelds visited relatives and friends in Hendersonvllle and Ashe ville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Lovingood and* small son of Benton Ky. and Mrs. Arthur Akin visited friends and re-. 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Mr. and Mrs. Zack Car ringer lsft Tuesday for Knox vllle were Mr. Carringer Is employed. Mr. snd Mrs. Ben Palmer and lisle daughter. Doris, were visitors In Gadinburg, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Palmer of Cannn v'.rted here Sun day with Mr. Palmer's mother, Mrs. Dixie Palmer. 10 YEARS AGO May 17, 1951 The U. S. Department of State is Initiating s program to give people in the rest o( world s true picture o( Ameri can life at Its best. To that end six films are being made in various parts of the country that will show American family life, the wsy people work and live. Mr. snd Mrs. Sam Kayaand children, Norman and Karol spent last week -end In Atlanta. W. A. Phtpps of Ashevllle wss a visitor In Murphy this week. Mr. and Mrs.PrsnclsAxley and daughter, Diane, of Chat tannoga, Tenn. spentMother's day here with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Revls snd children. Junior and Betty of Marble spent Mother's Dsy with Mrs. Revls' psrents.Mr. snd Mrs. Maynard Mill, Knexvtlla, Tm. wfcare day UMiniil toe graduattoa of Flactfar ta vtalOog bar dau ghter and Ma-la-lav, Mr. and Mrs.F.C.Boana, jr. Mr*. John Carrlafar and daugbaar. Markie (pant Sun day wltfc relatives la Syiv?. Mrs. George Townaon vial ad reiadvaa la W ana Sim day. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cook and son, Roy Jr., and Mra. Beery Caahon and eon Buatar at Ellijay, Ca. apent Sunday with Mr. Cook*a parenia, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Cook. ' Mr. and Mra. Jack Docker? and children. Donald, Joy, and Debbie of Coljrr.buJ, Ohio are vial Hn( Mr. Dockary'a parena, Mr. and Mra. Ha yea Dockery. Alao they will go to DUlaboro where they will vial t Mra. Dockery*? parena Mr. and Mra. P. I. Watson. The Rev. and Mra. W. J. Thompson and the Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Hampton left Sun day evening to attend the being held In St. Louis , Mo. thla week. Mr. and Mrs. Micky Bos well of Marietta, Ga. spent Sunday with their grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. W .A . Cook Mrs. Boswell Is the former Mlsa Gertrude Cook. Mrs. Robert Weaver and Mrs. Harry Lovlngood will attend a B&PWC meeting at Waynes vllle Tuesday night. Mra. Weaver will Install the incoming officers for the new year at this mee ting. Mrs. W. F. Elliott hss returned home afar spending several days last week with her son anddaughar-in- law. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. McCall of Asheville. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davidson spent Sunday with relatives In Etowah andEngle wood, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Loftln Cherr and son of Hayeavllle spent Deaths, Fvnerals Compliments of IVIE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOC. Poyton G. I vie ? Funeral Director MRS. CALDWELL Brasseown--Mrs. Florence Roxanne Caldwell, 71, of Rt. 1 Brasstown died at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, May 20 in a Hl awassee, Ga. hospital. Mrs. Caldwell was a native of Clay County, daughter of the late Edmond and Dullcena Hogan .Teems, She was a member of the Old Copper Hill Church In Hayesvllle. Surviving are the husbaqd, G JC. Caldwell of Rt. 1, Brass town; three daughters. Misses Etta Mae and Iowa Caldwell of the home and Mrs. ' Hazel Stewart of Brasstown; two grandchildren; three brothers, John Teems of Swannanoa and Roscoe and Conley Teems of Brasstown; and four sisters; Mrs. Jane Waldroi^) of And rews, Mrs. Mary Cantrell of Brasstown. Mrs. Elvle Brown of Cleveland , Tennessee, and Mrs. Essie Waddns of Hayes vllle. Services were held at 11 a.m. Monday in Sweetwater Bapdst Church. The Rev. Fred Lunaford officiating and burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers wereKenneth, James and Charlie Caldwell, Gene and Dickey Teems and Johnny Cantrell. I vie Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. W. A. CARTER William A. Carter , 48, of Winston-Salem, brother of Donald Carter of Murphy died Friday night after a lengthy Illness. Services were held at 3:30 pan. Sunday In Marshall Baptist Church and burial was in the Church cemetery W. D. Townson and John Carrlnger of Murphy attend ed the funeral. COOK INFANT Steven Wayne Cook Infant ion of Wayne and Katherine Jnderwook Cook, died un expectedly at the home early Wednesday morning. May 17. In addition to die parents, lie Is survived by the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Underwook, Rt. 1, Blalrs rtlle, Ga., and the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Cook of Rt. 1, Culberson Services were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday In Ml. Zion Baptist Church with the Rev. Clarence Voyles officiating. Burial was In the church cemetery. Townson Funeral Home eas In charge of arrange nents. CHARLIE H. DEBTY Charlie H. Debty, 4 /, of Rt. 1, Marble, died in a Murphy hospital Sunday morning. May 14 after aa Illness of three months. Surviving are three daugh ters, Dtanne, Shelby Jean and Charaleoe of GastonU; three sons, William and James of the home and Larry of Gas tonU; the mother, Mrs. Can sada Taylor Debty; a sister, Mrs. Herberts tiles of Marble; and four brothers, Will of Coker Creak, Tenn., and John, Carl and Christopher of Martta Services were held at 10 ajn. Tuesday la Vaacanaace Crwak Baptist Church. The Rev. Hardy Payne officiated and burial waa In CYRUS WITT Cyras W. Witt *0. of Rt. I, Murphy died at N pja. Wad nesday. May 17 In ? local hospital after one week's Illness. Mr. Witt had been a building contractor In this area for many years. He was a mem ber of Peach tree Methodist Church. His wife. Mrs. Ethel Sudderth Witt, died in 1955. Surviving are three daugh ters. Mrs. Russell Bretz of Ft. Lauderdal, Fla., Mrs. Kate Fanning of Rosavlll, Ga.. and Mrs. O'Neal Criso of Rt. 1. Murphy; four sons, Or an of Rt. 1, Murphy, Bob of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Oakley of Lauderdale, Fla., Oakley and Max Witt of Toms River, NJ. one sister, Mrs. John Fltz stephen of Decatur, Ga.; 14 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services were held at 3 p.m. Friday In Peachtree Methodist Church. The Rev. C. A. Smith of ficiated and burial was in the church cemetery. Townson Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. SAMUEL HUGHES Samuel F. Hughes, 70, of Rt. 2, Murphy, died Monday morning. May 22, at his home following a heart attack. He was a native of Chero kee County, a son of the late Tom and Sally Thompson Hughes. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Vernar Ledford Hughes; one daughter, Mrs, Ruby Amos of Murphy; five sons, Ervln of Marietta, Ga., Almond and Homer of Helfin, Ala., and Garnett Hughes, of Murphy; three sisters, Mrs. Myra Stewart and Mr*. Llllie Ander son of Rt. 2, Murphy, and Mrs. Mintle Ledford ot Blairsville, Ga.; one brother Lee Hughes of Marble and 18 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Town son Funeral Home, were In complete Tuesday. JOHN P. CALHOUN ANDKfcWS ? John Phillip Calboun, 72, died at 2 pan. Wednesday, May 17, In a local hospital following a long Illness. Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday In Andrews First Bapd at Church. The Rev.'T. C. Christmas officiated and burial was In Valleytown Cemetery. Mr. Calhoun was a native of Swain Cdunty and (be son of the late A. V. and Susan Junklns Calhoun. He moved here la 1915 and was a member of Andrews Baptist Church. Surviving are tbe widow, Mrs. Maude Jenkins Calboun; three daughters, Mrs. Nina Battles of Chicago. Mrs. Gen eva McGulre and Miss Glemia Calhotm of Andrews; one son, Kenneth "Busier" Calhoun of Andrews: six grandchildren and one great-grandchild; and two sisters, Mrs. W. A. Frank two slstera, Mrs. W. A. Franklin of Andrews and Mrs. W. T. leoklns of Brysoo City. Pall bearers ??* R. I Stlrawalt, Horace Hembrfe. Blaine Blevlne, BUI Webfc, Blllle Raxter and Floyd Queen. I vie Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements. MISS FREDA ADAMS Andrews? Mies Freda Jo Adene, 19. at Andrews died la a local hospital Moe dey meniag. May 32 after ? short lltaaes. She was strlcfcea with lawbetla abowt amewhaao. Mies Adams was * I960 Sunday aa guests a t Mr. Cherry"! iliar ad brottMl id-Jw, Mr ud Mr*. Garland HttMy Mr. aad Mrs. Hahan Mc Kaavir apent the week -end in Adara. Mr. aad Mrs. Mayaa Be several daya last weak ta Brlinl. Tano. Mr. and Mrs. Jamas 8. Hall and children have re turned home after spending a weeks vacation la Florida. Mlaa Patsy Kyior has re turned n Mill edgevi lie Sum Hospital, Mllledgevtlle. after spending several days last week vltt her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ksylor. Mrs. R. C. Mattox, aad son. H. A. Mattox and dau ghter, Mlaa Marti as Mattox have returned home after at tending the funeral of Mrs. Jessls Scarborough InComer, Ga. Last Friday. Mrs. Leon Klnsey and Mrs. Hal Bryson have returned from s weeks vacation at Myrtle Beach. S.C. Mr. and Mr*. Andy K.aylor attended the funeral of Mrs. Pearlle Kissel burg Sunday at Copper hill, Ttnn. Little Miss Brenda Bettls has returned home from the District Memorial Hospital Andrews were she underwent appendectomy operation. Mrs. Esther Hartsoe spent the week-end with relatives and frelnds In Kentucky. Mrs. J. B. Gray and Mrs. Ann Phillips spent the week end In Bryson City. Mrs. Gray with her sister, Mrs. Emma Jones who is ill, and Mrs. Phillips with Mrs. Paul ine Klndley. A/2CJames R. Cagle of the Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, Colo, arrived Tues day for a visit with his aunt Miss Beulah Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Wheeler and son, David of Berea, Ky. spent the week-end with their aunt, Mrs. Ellen Wheeler. Dr. and Mrs. W.A.Hoover attended the reunion of Dr. Hoover's classmates at Fon tana Dam over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Earwood of Ashevllle spent the week end with Mr.Earwood's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Creed Bates. fraduate of Andrews High chool and was employed by Berkshire Knitting Mills. She wss a member of Valley River Baptist Church. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adams of Andrews; three sisters, Mrs. Clara Mae Gibson, Miss June Adsms and Miss Kay Adams of Andrews; four bro thers, Verne, Ronnie andSteve of Andrews and Blaine of Murphy; and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Poley Oerre berry of Andrews. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Valley River' Baptist Church. The Rev. Robert Barker and the Rev. Gurley Stewart officiated and burial was in the church cemetery. I vie Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. MRS. ANDERSON Mrs. Hattle Ramsey Ander son, 73, a native of Cherokee County, died early Saturday morning. May 13, In a Wester.. North Carolina hos pital after a long Illness. Mrs. Anderson was a daugh ter of the late William and Rachel Ramsey. Surviving are a son, . Ed Buckner of Murphy; three half-brothers, R. M. and Marshall Ramsey of Murphy; three half-brothers, Bascom Ramsey of Powell, Tenn. and Horace and Harold Ramsey of Oak Ridge Tenn.; a half-sister Mrs. Arietta Walker, also of Oak Ridge; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services were held Monday at 2 p.m. In Rogers Chapel near Murphy. The Rev. Thomas Truett and the Rev. Frances Pos tell officiated and burial was In the church cemetery. Pallbearers were: M. M. McLeymore, Cliff Rose, W. M. Fisher, Jack, Homer and Tom Carter. Town son Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements . MRS. ZENIA HOWARD ROB B INSVILLE ? Mrs. Zenla Howard, 75, ofRobblns ville. died in the home of a daughter Thursday night. May U after a long Illness. Mrs. Howard was a daufhter of the late Bill and Caroline Hyde Cody of Graham County. Surviving are two daughters Mrs. Laughy Hyde and Mrs. Verlle Jones of Robbtnsvllle; a son, Clyde Jenkins of Hen dersonvllle; five sisters, Mrs. Clara Crisp of Whltmlre, S. JieClun r, Winchester Vows Spoken Wedding vows were spoken by Mtss Ruth Ann McClure and Augustus Burns Win chester Wednesday May 17 in McCayesvtlle, Ga. Mrs. Winchester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.A.McClure of Murphy is a graduate of Murppy High School. Mr. Winchester , son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Win chester of Murphy is also a graduate of Murphy High School. Following the ceremony the cotqile were honored with a wedding dinner at the home of the grooms parents with Mr and Mrs. Tommy Winchester, brother of the groom as joint hostess. After graduation exercises on Friday night the couple will leave for a short wedding trip to Monroe. North Carolina. C., Mrs. Mary Green ofGrand Rapids, Mich., Mrs. Vienna Cody of Kannapolis and Mrs. Maggie Grlbble and Mrs. Lyndia Hyde of Robbinsvllle; two brothers, Robert Cody of Robbinsvllle and Harve Cody of GastDtda; 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in Stecoah Baptist Church. The Rev. Onley Jones officiated and burial was in Green Cemetery. Townson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. National Legion of Decency MOVIE RATING Classification Key: A1 -Morally Suitable for Gen eral Patronage; All -Morally Suitable for Adults and Ado lescents; Alll-Morally Suit able for Adults; B - Morally Unsuitable for All; C- Total ly Unsuitable. 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